A Usage-Based Account of Syllable- and Word-Final /s/ Reduction in Four Dialects of Spanish

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1. Front Matter
2. Contents
3. Research Articles
4. Sibilant Voicing in Ecuadorian Spanish
5. Deaccenting in Spontaneous Speech in Barcelona Spanish
6. Nuclear Pitch Accents in Majorcan Catalan Declaratives: Phonology, Phonetics, Diachrony
7. Book Reviews
8. Romance Linguistics 2006: Selected Papers from the 36th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (LSRL)
9. Guide to the Phonetic Symbols of Spanish
10. El español a través de la lingüística: Preguntas y respuestas
11. State of the Discipline. Topic: Linguistic and Speech Technology
12. Las tecnologías del habla en las lenguas románicas ibéricas
13. Viewpoints. Topic: The Role of the Abstract in Linguistic
14. Abstractness and Motivation in Phonological Theory
15. Abstraction in Adult SLA
16. The Role of Abstraction in Spanish Phonology: A Laboratory Perspective
17. The Role of Abstraction in Syntax: From a Functionalist Perspective
18. Abstractness and Generative Syntax
19. Dissertation Notices
20. A Usage-Based Account of Syllable- and Word-Final /s/ Reduction in Four Dialects of Spanish
21. Performing Bilingualism: An Ethnographic Analysis of Discourse Practices at a Day Labor Center in the Southwest